Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-15
LOCAL 6RevITieS.

DIR. W. W. Hall has returned home after
brief absence.
Miss Gertrude Orr has returned from g
pleasant visit to Cleveland.
Mr. c. W. Constantine leaves tonight fCI
New York. via the Pan Handle.
Mr.. w. II. Shriver. of T.Gcinnati. road
master of the Little Miami road. is in town
today.
A. T. Byers. esq. left this morning on a
visit OF several weeks to Fort Worth.
Texas.
Mr.. E. B. Morehouse. q well known rail
road man Of Dayton. was in the city last
evening.
Mr.. William Blee and wife left this after
noon. via the Pan Handle. for Omaha,
Nebraska
Mrs. j. NJ. Gable left this morning for
Dayton to visit her brothers wife, who is
very low.
Mr.. Ralph Peters. of Cincinnati. super
intendent Of the Little Miami railroad, Is
In the city.
Mr.. Oscar Greenleaf. of Nebraska. is in
the city. called here by the serious illness
of his mother.
Miss Clara Snyder Is the guest OF her
aunt, Mrs. ID. NJ. Clark. Of the vicinity Of
South Charleston.
Mr.. Stanley Young. Of the Bee Line
freight office. returned this morning from a
trip to Philadelphia
Mr.. Frederick Warde and company left
this morning at 10 o'clock for Chillicothe.
where they play tonight
Mrs Julia Perfect an accomplished lady
of Marysville. is the guest of Miss Ora
Perfect Of the north side.
There are twenty-one pOrties in Jail at
present much larger number than usual
at this time of year. Only one is woman.
Thomas GOodenough. on the charge of
assault and battery: John Orr. disordsrly.
and Dan Bolin, drunk, were arrested yes
terday.
Mrs. Muzzy. of south Factory street, who
for years has kept such popular boarding
house. has been compelled to retire owing
TO III health.
Mrs. Belle Lenhart and Mrs. c. NJ. Nor
rison left today for Lisbon. this county. to
attend the meeting of the Baptist AssOcia-
tion now in progress there.
Misses Dora and Name Rubsam. OF
south Mechanic street. arrived home yester-
day after prolonged and pleasant visit in
various parts of Pennsylvania.
Meeting Of the W. X. c. tomorrow (Frl-
day. September 5th) at $50 p. m. sharp.
By order Of MRS. ETA DoLsoN,
President.
The workmen commenced the redecora-
ton Of the halls and corridors of Blacks
opera house today. The work is going to
be quite elegant. but the paste has very
bad breath.
Mrs. ID. Drummer. who has been visiting
her daughters. Mrs. c. A. Bush and Mrs
W. B. Wood. left for her home in Spring
field. Ohio. this morning.-Jsmestown.
(N. T. Journal. Of the 18th.
John o. Griffith and family left for
Springfield the past week. where they will
reside in the future. The former. We arr
informed. will read law with prominent
law firm in that place.-South Charleston
Sentinel.
Ii the young lady and some of the male
persuasion would only pull down the
blind" upon certain occasions. there would
be nothing interesting for the young man
on west High street. to whom the bottle
was sent, to guy at.
Genial Dr. John G. Kennan, captain OF
Battery Z, this city. had his dignity badly
at down on this morning when telegram
came to him at his Office directed on the
envelope to Pat Kennan." The intelli.
gent operator had made the mistake.
They are digging the seasons potatoes
at the county infirmary. The yield is not
large and the potatoes are of rather ln-
ferior quality, but there are enough of them
to supply the infirmary during the winter.
They were raised on Mr. Thomson
warder's place, which was leased for the
purpose.
Mrs. John Rankin, Mr.. and Mrs. Sey-
mour Harold and Miss Drusie Heiskell left
sunday for Philadelphia, Pa. where they
will spend some time visiting friends. Miss
HeiskiIl will not return here at present, but
wiII.spend the winter in New York, and
study music under the sister Of the famous
tenor, Herr Theodore Thomas.-South
Charleston Sentinel.